School & District News

We are reaching out to inform you of an important policy regarding student transportation. To ensure the safety of all students and to keep accurate records of who is riding each bus, students are required to present their student ID card when boarding. This policy helps us maintain a secure environment, knowing exactly who is on each bus in case of an emergency.

The Miller Grand Opening set for tomorrow evening, Oct. 25, has been postponed. This is due to the tragic death of a youth in our community that occurred the morning of Oct. 24. In order to allow our community time to grieve and receive support following this incident, we decided a celebratory event was not appropriate. Crisis teams and counselors are available to our staff and students, and we encourage everyone to seek support if they need it in this difficult time.

The Durango School District 9-R Board of Education unanimously voted to approve ballot language for a $150 million bond measure that will appear on the November 5 ballot.

Please read the October edition of our monthly newsletter

Project Angel Flight Update: Miller Middle School staff and students will move out of Durango High School's West Wing and Impact Career Innovation Center and into the new school building next month. Staff and students will resume classes on Sept. 24.

To contact the Miller Middle School front office please call (970) 247-1418. Thank you.

Pick-up and drop-off times will be staggered by 10 minutes to avoid traffic congestion. DHS families will use the parent drop-off loop. Miller families will drop off students from the bus lane. (Updated Aug. 7)

Kristianna Bartel is the new volleyball coach at Miller Middle School this year.
 
We are looking forward to creating a positive, successful volleyball season for your child. We will all be practicing a lot of perseverance and adaptability this year, starting with tryouts. Please see the tryout schedule listed below.

It is Durango School District’s intent to distribute new Chromebooks to incoming 6th and 9th grade students. Upon distribution of the new device, the student may submit a new non-refundable insurance deposit to cover the new device. This insurance policy is available to 6th – 12th grade students.

Miller Middle School students and staff will not be able to move into the new school on Aug. 20 due to damage from a fire. Miller students will begin the year at locations in and near the Durango High School campus.